Miranda Hart became the latest star to be murdered on The Celebrity Traitors during Friday's dramatic episode.
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The comedian, 53, was killed by Traitors Maya Jama, James Acaster and King Kenny after they feared she was getting too close to the truth.
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Reading her murder letter, a devastated Miranda said: 'No!
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I knew it.
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'Ultimately, in my little personal story, this has been quite extraordinary that I have been able to get back and do the thing that I love professionally and do the things that I love personally, like wandering around the Scottish Highlands and being in nature and laughing and connecting.
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'There were times that I didn't think that would be possible again.'
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Fans watching at home were left devastated by Miranda's shock exit, with many claiming they'll no longer watch the BBC show now the comedian is no longer in it.
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Miranda Hart became the latest star to be murdered on The Celebrity Traitors during Friday's dramatic episode
Reading her murder letter, a devastated Miranda said: 'No!
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I knew it.
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I'm so cross with myself
Taking to X, they penned: 'Traitors not worth watching anymore'
'Miranda off, TV off'; 'cancel my tv license right now.
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'the way i just screamed at my tv.
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i’m devastated.
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'I’m actually raging!
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'Nope I'm done absolutely fuming!
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In her exit interview, Miranda described her appearance on the BBC show as the culmination of a 'very hard road' back to television following years of ill health.
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She said: 'I have missed doing television so much and it has been a very hard road to get to a place after restricting long-term illness to be fit enough to do something again.'
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Miranda also revealed in the interview that she had come agonisingly close to unmasking Jama, 32, and Acaster, 41, before they struck.
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She said the penny dropped when Rob Beckett’s belief that Joanne McNally was a Faithful made her realise Jama had moved during the blindfolded challenge.
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She also grew suspicious of Acaster over an earlier vote.
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She said: ‘I was so close to being able to whisper to James B and Michael that I thought I had got them.’
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Fans watching at home were left devastated by Miranda's shock exit, with many claiming they'll no longer watch the BBC show now the comedian is no longer in it
In her exit interview, Miranda described her appearance on the BBC show as the culmination of a 'very hard road' back to television following years of ill health
Miranda also revealed in the interview that she had come agonisingly close to unmasking Jama, 32, and Acaster, 41, before they struck
It comes as the BBC was accused of giving away Hart's fate in a clumsy editing blunder at the end of Thursday's episode.
The episode ended with the Traitors narrowing their hit list to Hart, Romesh Ranganathan and Sebastian 'Bash' Croft.
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But as Jama and Acaster watched in the turret, eagle-eyed viewers noticed Kenny, 29, appeared to begin writing Miranda's name on the scroll before the camera cut away.
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One viewer wrote: 'Well done, you literally had one job producers, and you've ruined it.'
Elsewhere in the episode, the stars entered a 'field of screams', where scarecrows bearing each of their names stood beside pitchforks.
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Working in pairs, one celebrity collected bags of gold worth £500 while the other hung them on the pitchforks to bank the cash.
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Three bags on one pitchfork blew up its scarecrow, knocking that celebrity out of the running for a secret power.
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In a spectacular own goal, the group chose to protect Jama, Acaster and Kenny as the three contestants they 'trusted most.'
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Kenny was awarded a dagger carrying a double vote, while the stars added £13,500 to the charity prize fund, taking it to £59,500.
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His advantage was set to prove decisive when the Round Table vote left Sharon Rooney, 38, and McNally, 43, fighting for survival.
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The episode ended on another cliffhanger with the group split between them, leaving Kenny’s dagger to decide who will be banished.
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Elsewhere in the episode, the stars entered a 'field of screams', where scarecrows bearing each of their names stood beside pitchforks
Working in pairs, one celebrity collected bags of gold worth £500 while the other hung them on the pitchforks to bank the cash
In a spectacular own goal, the group chose to protect Jama, Acaster and Kenny as the three contestants they 'trusted most'
Kenny was awarded a dagger carrying a double vote, while the stars added £13,500 to the charity prize fund, taking it to £59,500
Miranda's untimely departure comes hot on the heels of fellow Faithful Ross Kemp, who fell victim to the Traitors' latest murder, and their first in plain sight, on Thursday's show.
The EastEnders actor's growing paranoia was a major talking point at the start of the series – showcasing a very different side to his usual tough-guy persona.
He previously accused Bella Ramsey and Leigh-Anne Pinnock of murdering him in plain sight – and now, ironically, that was his demise.
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Inhaling the 'deadly sleeping powder' by yawning, James then locked in the murder as he said: 'Sorry Ross, am I boring you?'
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Fans have now predicted Maya and King Kenny will throw James under the bus after he failed to help them during the mission.
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As the contestants all gathered in the Traitors' lair, they failed to win any money for the prize fund, which is currently at £46,000.
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It was the Traitors who were responsible for winning the gold, as well as sabotaging the Faithfuls winning shields, as they were tasked with moving around the room to move pieces of the shield puzzles while the rest of the contestants remained in the same room blindfolded.
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However, as Maya and King Kenny removed their blindfolds to complete the task, James remained hidden behind his blindfold as he told the camera he was 'too scared' to help.
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Maya and King Kenny both looked visibly frustrated to see James not pulling his weight, but they obviously couldn't confront him in the room full of Faithfuls.
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Later in the turret, Maya and King Kenny, whose real name is Kenny Oghenovo Ojuederie, gave him a sharp telling off.
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The Love Island host said: 'You did leave us out to dry,' to which James replied: 'Listen, I didn't want to be a Traitor, but I'm going to admit something to you now.
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Miranda's untimely departure comes hot on the heels of fellow Faithful Ross Kemp, who fell victim to the Traitors' latest murder, and their first in plain sight, on Thursday's show
Maya and King Kenny both looked visibly frustrated to see James not pulling his weight, but they obviously couldn't confront him in the room full of Faithfuls
However as Maya and King Kenny removed their blindfolds to complete the task, James remained hidden behind his blindfold as he told the camera he was 'too scared' to help
'When I killed Ross Kemp in plain sight, I loved it.
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And I have enjoyed today more.'
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